Adenium Care For Rainy Season | How To Care Adenium In Rainy Season | Roy's Terrace Garden

Hey everyone! I'm delighted to have you back on my channel. In today's video, we'll be talking about adenium care, specifically focusing on the rainy season. I'll be sharing a few tips that will ensure your plants not only survive but thrive during the wet period. By following these tips carefully, you'll provide your plants with the necessary care they need to flourish in the rainy season. So, without further delay, let's dive right into these invaluable tips:

1. Rain shelter: Adenium is native to arid regions and is not adapted to excessive rainfall. If your plant media isn't well-drained, you should keep your plants in the shade.

2. Well-draining soil: Adenium prefers well-draining soil to prevent waterlogged roots. Use a well-draining potting mix specifically formulated for succulents or cacti.

3. Proper Drainage: Choose a pot with drainage holes at the bottom to allow excess water to escape. This prevents water accumulation and reduces the risk of root rot.

4. Rain Water Collection: If you live in an area with frequent rainfall, consider collecting rainwater for your adenium.
Rainwater is generally better for plants than tap water.

5. Water schedule / Avoid Watering: Adjust your water schedule during rainy periods. Adenium requires less frequent watering when it rains because the soil may remain moist for a longer time. Check the moisture level of the soil before watering. Avoid pruning adenium branches in the rainy season, it may rot your plant.

6. Fungus Prevention: During rainy seasons, the increased moisture can create favorable conditions for fungal diseases. To prevent fungal issues, spray fungicide after heavy rain.

By following these rain care tips, you can help protect your adenium from excessive moisture and ensure its overall health and well-being.

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